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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

Grafton's Fire and HheelinE's Apparatus.
When our Grafton friends come to con-
rider the matter calmly they will, we
trust, appreciate the circumstance under
which the Wheeling authorities declined
to Bend 10 their unfortunate soTn one or
more FIRE engines from this city.
At any time it would be hazardous to
send hundred miles from home any part
OF our fire equipment. In the early morn
ing following the powder.burning of the
Fourth Of July, it was s risk which the
Commiaaioners did not think it at all wise
to take. Nobody could tell what might
happen. Tho stock OF FIRE works was not
exhausted. II might have happened here,
as ia it supposed to have happened in
Grafton, tina. C. FIRE smoldering from the
night before would have done terrible
damage beiors it could have been con-
trolled.
1t was not a colby selfish view for pub
lie officers to take, that their first duty and
tho first use OF tho apparatus belonged to
the people who arc taxed ior the support
OF tho Fire Department. There are long
distances within the city Of Wheeling, and
but three engines to cover it all. !.
Whssever sense OF security there is
resta on the assumption that the whole
Fire Department will be ut oil times avail.
able. On the same idea also are based
the insurance rates given to this city. If
We were to cut down our available equip
ment in any way, either by failure to
maintain it up to its present standard, or
by sending part Of i. long distances, the
insurance companiea would very soon be
hoard from in increased rates. For the
very reason that Grafton has no fire ap-
psratns, her insurance rates are much
higher than those OF Wheeling. <. .&
The people Of this city Bympathize with
their friends who have suffered in Graf
ton, and 1t is not just to blanc them for
not aendins relief at tho risk Of expoaing
the costly buildings, mills and homes Of
thia city. 5gi
Ills, Of course, too lato to bring back
that which the flames destroyed; but this
is good time ior Grafton and for towns
similarly situated 10 take what precau-
tons they can against fire. A serViceable
chemical engine, with all the necenuary
appliances, may be had from $1,000 down.
Such sn apparatus would have put out the
I Grafton fire before it could have got great
fheadway. Thesoiengines are so useful
that it 10 probable that Wheeling will add
one Of them to her steam FIRE engines for
quick work in tho heart Of the city whore
water may be as destructive rs FIRE. "a
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

- .sstsSE - ~ g. l. j.Lgl,srs Js -sI ~
~ virtue OF E deed OF trust made by Louis fuhr
ana az Anna fahr. hts wife. to mo as trustee, dated
MaiSh Il lssi recorded In the office OF tho Clerk
o. ne County Court Of Ohio county, Nest Viz
sinis II Deed Of Trust Book No %, psge il, viii
EEL at tho iront door OF thu Court douse Of said
county, on lfs x 80, - =
I SATURDAY. the 9th DAY OF AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, tho following dc.
ct real estate situated IN tho Eighth ward Of
STATE Of West Virginia, and designated ~ the lot
numbered sixteen IN square numbered eighteen,
oh me plat Of tho addition 10 said city OF Wheel.
ing laid out BY sprigg and Richie. !
~ Ems Inns or sAlE-Onc.tbird and as much more AZ
the purchaser elects to pay Ia cash, on the day Of
sale the balance In two equal instalments psysple
icy, one ana tTo years from the day OF sale with IN
note for the, deferred payments, and secure the
same BY deed Of trust upon the property and 10.
ton oil tho trustee -
ahe tile Is believed good but selling az trustee
shau convey only the Title vested iu mo.
u u, n, :, ". J. ". C0WDES, Trustee.
= u: L: AALLEs. Auet!oneer: :. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

We hsve tor sale several Type.wri.ers,
Including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken In exchange for the matches
CaEgrrph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly INSTALL
ments. Call on or address for circulara B!
Il EDWARD L. Rose & Co.,
3 + IS Twelfth e:reet. \
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TO THE SEA SHORE.
Via the Picturesque u. Is 0. to Atlantic City
aud Cape inlay, July :. .atl

Via the Picturesque u. 4 0. to Atlantic City
and Caps aiay, Juiy 2. I'd
The Baltimore 4 Ohio eignalizes it's en-
francs into Philadelphia by IN excursion
Thursday, July 7, to Atlantic City and
Cape May, the most noted seaside resorts
IN The country. This is the grandent ex-
cursion ever offered to tho public, in
volving a ride over the Picturesque line
OF Amsrics,"" along the beautiful Poto-
mac, through historic Harpers Ferry,
Washington, D. c., Baltimore md Phila.
delphia, and at rates within the reach OF
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train OF
rarlor Cars and East Lake Coaches will
leave depot, Wheeling, VIVA, at 800 4,
NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at s:A5 p. N.
Next day passsngera will leave on any
regular train for Atlantic City or Cape
May Tickets will be good for ten days,
with stop.oH privilege at Washington
City returning. Faro for round trip
$40 90. 5'7a 'I7s1i
For further information apply to 4 gents
Of Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, or to Ia
e. ID. SMITH,
Div. Pass. Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Many

OF the good things of this lie arc sor.
rowfully let alone on account Of Dyspep-
sia. Acker' g Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation;
sold on positive guarantee at % and 80
cents, by Logan & Go. and @. Menke-
meller, W 1 l2!iSl Sls=I. "a 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

Of the age Is sozopoNr. 1t has distanced
competition. Discolored teeth are rem.
dered white by its use. The breath de.
riyes fragrance from Its aroma. It pre-
vents and arrests dental decay. The gums
become roster and harder under its opera.
ton. All It's ingredients are vegetable
and antisept!c. = I. E,.S
Nothing breakable that "srALDISa's
GLUE" won't mend. Al rThsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

A Sunday school teacher anked little
girl Of her class II she had been baptized.
"Yes," said the little girl, "two times"
"Two times? Why how could that be 2"
1T didn't take the first time," said the
little girl.-Wide A,1ake. gt'5 }9i37z5
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Save

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy a positive cure. taayes
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo.
gan 4 Co. and G. Menkemellar. So. So,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE. MAR.
SHAIl, COUNTY ~ ilgs.4. 49," - '

sHALL COUNTY. ~. -.55t.I,I- - = ''
By virtue OF deed OF trust made by James A.
Kice TO re undersigned trustee dated on the Eth
office OF the CLERK oil tho County Court Of Ma,sbsIl
county, West Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Book No.
iolio o. Will sell at public auction, at the font
door Of tho Court Houssoi Marshall county,
SATURDAY, 9th DAY OF sEPTEM Der, 1857,
commencing at ten o'clock 4. ", certain trsct OF
lang G,t situate on the waters Of Hickman, branch
ana bounded as follows: Beginning at a hickory
corner 10 said kice in the Marshall and We; ze conn.
y line north S9A west ,4s poles to stone pile in
ElaW's line: thence north 80 east COZ poles 10
stake and ". o. bush in road. an aged corner
between Peterson, Rice and EfAw: thence south
o2s west q poles to stone near tho road; thence
n nor, a. vest poles to ttone thence sou, 6a
poles 70 hickory; thence north $50 west q poles
10 v. y: corner between Rlce and Flaw; thence
south So west l0lH poles 10 bush corner OF Val.
eanns HIonan; thence north a poles to stone
thence north 4lo west IA poles to stone IN Bceer
line on north bank OF Hickman; thence with said
inc north 2shs east 50 poles 10 stone near pine;
ea sSat s poes boeS So,i tas ss
% poles to drain: thence north 420 east n poles
70 red oak; thence north l1o east G3 poles to 4
iso OAK thence north S0' east 26 poles 10 bush;
s nSnee n Is y, east IS poles to sugar. thence
WIN the same south % cast 255 poles TO Tho beHA-
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
ana three.fourths OF an acre. be the same more or
TERMS OF sALE-one-hali OF the purchase
money and as much more AZ the purchaser may
eject TO pay cash. and the residue In one year with
interest thereon from the day OF sale, the pur-
chMer 10 give bis note with approved security, and
the title 10 DO retained or deed Of trust given 10
secure the deferred payment s. \ - ~
Iitle believed 10 be good, but selling as trustee
WIN only sell aud convey such lle IS Is vested In
me- t.oo ~ 5 54E JOHN J. JONES,
lcU ---Lt.L -E--s-..- 1-E. ~ 49, >. Trlkee
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EOR s. ALE.

. .
No. 1872 North Front street, roomed house
ground 20 By 1855 feet. Price, sl,l60.
Four Lots west side OF South Penn Street, $3.50
EACH - N ssss 4 III al.si 7Tll.' '' WV
No. ls9 South Penn street, roomed frame hou,c
With good stone foundation; ground 20xl10. Price
81 Acre Farm. four roomed hewed log house.
good granery. corncrb stable orchard OF loo trecs'
head oil Proctor creek, keven miles from Proctor
Station, on Ohio River Railroad; can bc bought
for 81, 400. IEf!s5.. isi't I7ll'- -.
One Of the most desirable and substantial rcsI.
denees within the city situated on northeast cor.
ner Of Chapiiue and Fourteenth streets, house
numbered 1890 Chapline street; the lot fronts C.
feet on Ghapline street. Terms OF payment, easy,
one.tfth cash, balance In equal annual payments
with interest payable annually. Fifteen yesls
time given II desired .1ygs,fs 4s7IlIl7J~r5 =
No. $50 Twelfth htzeet, tal lot, 60 BIZ 100 feet,
roomed house on front, a 4 roomed house on
alley. Price, s!,500. -z2sI.s -.
!. A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on tho
line Of the p, ". l. Ky. Railroad, L miles from
wheeling, cons!Bting OF a new frame house and u
acres Of land; will exchange for desirable city
property. - ~. - 81 is5ss ssi1la;
No co North Front street. ground fronting GO feet
and running back an equal width to river.
No. ~! South Penn street, a six r0omed frame
house with stone foundation and basement wash.
room, cellar aud coal house; ground fronting 50
ieet running back l2o feet. Price, $1,000.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Iublie.
I've i-;t, Ory1cR. No. 1912 MARKET ST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-07

Beloved by bellies DER every wash" beside;
One dentiirlce there Is supremely blest, pa.
A sweeter, better one than nil tho rest; E'.
And yon will hnd. In every land tho same,
That SOZUDoNT'S its old, familiar name.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. &
q CA R:T

4 nil who aro suffering from tho errors md
indiscrettons OF youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss OF manhood. kc., I will send n recipe
thatwlll euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered byn missionary In South
America Send solt.adarcssod envelope to tho
REV. JOSEPH ~. rSMkN. Siniion a. NV, r-,,l cj,u
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR, REENT.

A New Cottage on Moundsyille Camp Gronnd
containing four rooms, situated on the north side
OF the Park y ~ a. 3. 4. ~ -''
No. lGOS Eofr street, SIS q. 90
No. 1858 Chapline street, Sill co.
No 1871 E0G street, 9 rooms, Sl2 90.
Two rooms on tlnt iloor, No. 1876 Chapi!pc s,reet
with Natural Gas, 81 o. -
Two rooms on fr.s floor, No, 1lio Chapl street,
with Natural Gas, 60 90. = ~'
storc.toom southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Woods streets. 4tuE s-sN,, ~ : = - 49,
s'ote Room. No; 2lta Main street, with natural
gaS, $40 90 a month. ~ Tls't''s '''''''' :
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( Il. z. s q. Railroad

Bellaire & GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leave.
Bellaire at s:+0a. M, arrives at Bellaire at D. m
Woodshcid Passenger leaves Bellaire ut 4:I %
h., arrives at Bellare at $40 a. m. - :
. sumHiefaeld Accommodation leaves Beilaire al
Leo p. M, arrives at BellAire at lOA5 T. m, 49,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Z q RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAINs-On and after June &c, lBS7-E1FLA-
NATION OF nErxnIscE MARES. r.Daily. tsrnday
excepted. tMonday e1cepted.-Eastern Standard
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad will run as iol.
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No. 1872 North Front street. roomed house
ground 20 b. 1856 feet. Price, sl,l60.
Four Lots west side OF South Penn Street s1s1
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: suSDAis--Leave At 7:uo q. N. and run every
q. m. and run every hour until 10 p. M escent
Church Trains which will leave the Park 1t 9:s5 n.
m, and Wheeling at l2:l5 p. m. -. =
IS ALSO ELt ~ l,lIa @. HIRSCH Sunnrintendsnf b.
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.TANtE,S AHrrrpv
TRUSTEES SALE.

Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Eublic,
= I've Il Ory1cE No, 1912 MARKET ST
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No. 1s9 South Penn street. roomed frame house
with good stone foundation; ground 2Oxl1O PrIco
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Il With board. ifanilent' or permanent. Also
table board zoos Main street. S,ypliiIS. jy7
NIANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WO.
wv MAN 10 look after children IN a small fam.
lily. Permanent homo and good wsges 10 tho right
sort Of q person. Address, with references Box
$50. WMhington. "a --..----. ~ ..'t,Ii W
JI7ANTED-WE n WANT "a y GOOD,
w live man to take the Agency Of the union
Central Lille Insurance Company for Wheeling and
Agents, Washington. Pa. z3a1iass aib1tlf7I ~ O
EOUND--A LARGE tPOCKETBOOK
pictures. Owner cat have Il BY proving properly
aud paying for this Advertisement cali 1t shfs
uiilce, 1850 l IiEzlr alfal2 TFt7' ITf jyb
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NEW A y, :, !, ! En-. ), \

dor RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS,
- with board. transient or permanent. Also,
table board zoos Main street. SS,,ST1 Il jy7
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-20
A Word to Amateurs.

There may he a warning to ambi-
tious amateurs in the following, from
the Brooklyn Eagle: People in middle
life who were interested in local anna
teur theatricals ten or twelve years
ago will remember Frank Bennett.
For several seasons he was the star
amateur performer OF the city, holding
much the same position billiard oc-
cupied before going on the profession
al stage. Bennett always assumed
leading roles, and his appearance up
on the stage OF the academy was sure
to be followed by tremendous burst
OF applause. He was fattered to
death by the ladies and envied by the
other sex. OF course, this could lead
but to one thing. He decided that
the amateur stage was far to con-
tracted for his histrionic powers, and
one day he gave up a good posi-
tion in O wholesale house on Broad
way, and announced himself profess
sional actor. He friends predicted
that he would prove q second Monta-
que. DAILY agreed to cast him for o
fairly strong part, and he made his
professionals debut in the presence Of
an audience largely made up OF his
amateur friends from Brooklyn. His
success was not overwhelming. In
fact, the professionals tended to bring
out all the faults OF the amateur, and
both DAILY and Bennett were unhappy.
Finally the former suggested that the
latter had better take q smaller part.
He did 80, but still tailed to come up
to the professional standard. Poor
Bennett kept on going down until the
last time l saw him he jumped about
the stage dressed as cat in a carnival
scene. His amateur friends had long
since forgotten that he ever existed.
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A Standard Oil Millionaire.
New York Letter.

New York Letter.
Henry M. Flagler Of the Standard
oil company has rolled up his'millions
to such an extent that he has built a
two-million hotel at st. Augustine,
Fla, and has just returned from q
trip OF inspection. He is asharp-eyed
man, and improved every opportuni-
ty when stops were made to observe
the country and its inhabitants. A
passenger on tine same train told me
that at one place O. tattered negro
boy entered the car and exclaimed
"Pve got tame rabbit to sell for q
quarter" Flagler replied in his hum
orous way, "Boy what makes you
dress up i'll your Sunday clothes on
week days." The darkey promptly
retorted, "Boss, you ought not to
make fun OF q poor fellow like me"
Flagler felt the power OF the lesson,
and said, "Boy, you are right; here 5
a quarter, and you may keep the rab-
Bit" Flagler's new hotel will cover
four acres or more, and one OF its lea
lures will be an annex constructed
specially Tor artists studios, IN whicn
he expects to colonize the numerous
artists who make professional visits
to the South. The entire series OF
his hotel buildings will cover six acres,
and the establishment will bear the
name OF Ponce de Leon. This shows
what oil can do. Only few years
ago Flager was poor man, and now
he can put two millions into hotel
and not feel it. Flagler has not for
gotten his former habits OF hard la
Dor, and when the recent fire at ST..
Augustine took place he was out in his
shirt-sleeves working like an old fash
toned fireman. and in this manner
made o. decided sensation. He now
says he is determined to restore the
old cathedral at his own expence, and
in that case it certainly should bear
the inscriptions: The fire-king des'
troyed, but Flagler restored.
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Now, Mr.. Jones don't Won forget to
step in at Eckford's, 726 and 728 Elm
street and purchase some of that oil
cloth or iinoleum for your wiie's hall
or dining room. 1t will oe so nice
and cool.
Have your clock or watch repaired
OH short notice at i. Z. loherty u
Co.'S, COS Main street.
Fresh arrivals ofthc latest stv,es and
designs in carpets, Mt Eckford's. 726
7oS Elm street.
May Blossom Tea, the best tea on
the market, at Bouche's, 1924 Main
street; so cents per pound.
j. l.. Williams ~ Co.. Manufacture
rs of Texas Tolu and White sulphur
Eater, 500 Main.
Do you wish to buy house and loi?
Do you wish to buy vacant lot?
DO you want farm?
Do you want stock ranch?
DO you want to invest in wild lands?
If you do, George Ellis & Co have
an elegant list for you to select from.
Call around at our office. at 6OI Main
street, and let us show you how TO
make money.
Intending buyers of carpets. mat
tings and oil cloths would DO well
to call at Eckford's 725 and 1928
Elm street, and examine the latest
novelties in designs and patterns,
Cbildren's Kid and Goet button
shoes plain and spring heel, sizes 10
5. to 7, 8 to 10 from SOC to $3.50 per
pair Mt Hunsiable IL Moore's.
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between the eyes whichielled him like
an OK. The revolver was discharged,
but the bullet entered the floor. In
another minute Jim was handcuffed
and dragged out. He wilted as soon
az the irons were OH him, and no
trouble was experienced in getting him
to Reading. He was silent and sulky
with Madden, but to me he said;
"Say, old man, you'vegot a partner
to be proud of! He's got more nerve
than any other man that lives"
Excepting YOU" replied, and he
stroked his long wbiskers and seemed
pleased With the compliment.-Detroit
Free Press
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The Mother OF Methodism.

The life OF Susanna Wesley, the
mother OF the founders OF Method
ism, has recently been written. Her
life was one OF earnestness and deep
religious conviction, OF quiet influence
and womanly power. Her sons
looked up to her, even after they be-
came famous, with trust and rever-
ence. Mrs Wesley was the twenty
fifth child OF her parents and was
born in 1869. She says that when
they had turned a year old land
some before) they were taught to
fear the rod and to cry softly. Again
she says: "In order to form the
minds OF children, the first thing to
be done is to conquer their will and
bring them to an obedient temper"
In the year ITO, when Samuel Wes-
lev was IN London for many months,
Mrs. Wesley began to hold meetings
in her house on Sunday evenings. She
read a sermon and expounded the BIZ
BILE. The people came to hear her, the
house was crowded and the curate
made complaint. She wrote a de
fence to her husband in which SHE
says: 1--WE used not to have above
20 or % Mt evening service. whereas
we now have between 200 and 300.
We Danish all temporal concerns from
our society; none are suffered TO min
Gle any discourse about them with
our feadinrcnd siD7iHr." Here seems
to oe the ler.i oi Ncthodism.
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like columns OF the terraces below.
only to leave them harder taan they
were before.
"1snt It incredible. said the man
OF sense. "that water 80 particularly
clear should hold anything in solution
30 particularly hardY"
~ don't know" murmured the inn
perturbable, dreamily. "It's like the
careless remark OF q woman who had
packed her trunks for Europe. that
sometime she would like to 60 to the
Yellowstone; it sounds remarkably
simple, but you will find before long
that there is an adamantine purpose
at the bottom OF it,"
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Great SlaIIghtor

and a sweeping reduction ia being
made on the Burr Bros. stock of
gents furnishing goods at sos Main
street. A complete revolution in
prices on all neckwear, shirts, hats and
gents furnishing goods, for three
weeks only. If you want bargains in
gents wear now is your time to get
them. The store is for rent and fix
lures for sale, as the stock must be
sold at once.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or me ney refunded
Price 2b cents per box. For sale by
w. II. Howell IL Bro.
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LUMBER. SASH, DOORS. ETC.

GRIFFITHS q CowsER, DEALERS IN
VI Lumber. Long leaf yellow pine Il
specially. Sash, doors, etc. Austin lime.
hair, plaster, Portland and Rosedae cement.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Why don't you have your boots and SHOES
made to order, when they don't cost any
more than stock work, at A. Blust's, 9l4
Elm street.